AI-Tailored Solutions for Veterinarians
Med Dimensions turns your two dimensional problems into three dimensional solutions for education and surgical applications. We build educational trainers, pre-operative models, and patient specific surgical cutting guides for multiple orthopedic procedures via CT scans.
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Dr. Lauren Deahl
DVM, DACVS-SA
I recently worked with Med Dimensions to plan correction for a distal radial varus deformity in a young lab mix. Obtaining bone models was extremely helpful and allowed for planning of the correction, appropriate implant selection and training of residents. The team was extremely responsive and helpful throughout the entire process.
Dr. Alexander Geddes
DAVDC, MRCVS
3D printing and virtual planning comes into its own because it saves so much time. For me, the more complex the anatomical area, having a 3D print that is literally a to-scale model with some anatomical markers, can really help aid your brain when you’re in the surgery and trying to figure out where you are, where you’ve got to go.
Dr. Andrew Jackson
DVM, DACVS-SA
Working with the Med-Dimensions team was wonderful. Correspondence was quick, easy and punctual. The models were of excellent quality and the guides were also of excellent quality. I will definitely be working with the team again and would definitely recommend this team to any other surgeon.
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